The National Assembly in February adopted a motion for a constitutional review allowing for the expropriation of land without compensation
Most of the focus of the questions to President Ramaphosa is expected to be on the economy
Parliament has only 9 legal advisers but there are currently more than 40 committees in the House and five state capture inquiries to be established
The deputy president will be asked questions about sanctions on SOEs, ministers attendance at the National Assembly and the economy in Parliament
The DA said on Monday that it supported the broad idea of a minimum wage, but insisted a blanket implementation is not practical
Shivambu was caught on video with his hands around Netwerk24 journalist Adrian de Kock’s neck on March 20.
With Sisi retaining his grip on the presidency, this election is everything but democratic
‘The long-in-the-works Political Party Funding Bill was passed by Parliament on Tuesday, not with a bang but rather with a whimper’
Parliament’s joint-committees have agreed to subpoena former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste, after he declined an invitation to appear before them
Oliphant said she briefed President Ramaphosa to say that government would be unable to implement the national minimum wage by the first of May
The EFF deputy president apologised to a Netwerk24 journalist who has laid an assault charge against him.
Deputy President David Mabuza told Parliament during his first question session in the National Assembly that land must be returned to the landless.
Mayor Patricia de Lille’s legal team is questioning if the DA followed due process in bringing a hearing against her
The deputy president has said government is fully committed to gender parity and gender equality in our lifetime
The decision to support a motion to amend the Constitution has drawn opposition within and outside South Africa’s borders.
To inform Jacob Zuma about the decision relating to the corruption charges against him is not special treatment, Shaun Abrahams told Scopa
President Ramaphosa is to face some testing questions in Parliament during his first quarterly question session since being sworn in a month ago
Both ANC and opposition MPs said they were disappointed with the trust’s preference to turn apartheid-era "PTOs" into leases instead of full ownership
The country may have to consider nuclear power again in about 2023 if the economy were to grow strongly
An inquiry into the finances of the Department of Water and Sanitation has been instituted after it conceded to being billions of rand in debt.
The party shunned the EFF’s motion that proposes Parliament should begin the process of legislating land expropriation without compensation
The president will announce changes to the national executive at 10:00 tonight
The commission said it wanted to determine whether religious regulation was within Parliament’s constitutional mandate, following the shooting
The proposed increase in value added tax will still be scrutinised, says ANC finance committee head
The DA announced that it made a complaint with the Public Protector to investigate Gigaba for lying under oath and violating the Constitution
Government bites the bullet and hikes VAT
Parliament has decided to set up an oversight inquiry into state capture after Mosebenzi Zwane failed to pitch up and answer questions on Estina
The president has asked the finance ministry to reduce spending and increase revenue to fill a R50-billion revenue gap
Members of Parliament will spend Monday debating President Cyril Ramaphosa’s February 16 State of the Nation Address.
An article published on the Times Live website alleged that NDZ told President Cyril Ramaphosa that she wanted to leave Parliament — She refuted this
Watch President Cyril Ramaphosa deliver his maiden state of the nation address (Sona), live from Parliament.
It’s D-day but social grant beneficiaries are in the same place they were a year ago and key questions still remain